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What is a 'Bundle' offer? - It's an ideal Christmas present.

When you buy a bundle offer you get the keyboard/piano plus all the accessories you need to get playing. For example the Yamaha P115 bundle pictured below includes the piano itself, a stand to put it on, a stool for you to sit on, some headphones for silent practice, a music rest for books, a sustain pedal and the power adaptor. Everything you need to open up and get started.

But you might just want to buy the keyboard on it's own if you already have the accessories, well you can do that too (see below), and we make it very clear exactly what comes in the box.

If you want to make your own bundle you can always contact us here at the store on 01295 266788 or email epianos88@gmail.com, we're always happy to help

You can view the bundle offers above in our portable piano section by clicking here.

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